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June 13, 2006Christie's sale of important American paintings, drawings and sculpture, led by Maxfield Parrish's iconic "Daybreak," one of the most reproduced images in American history, totaled $35.8 million....
June 13, 2006"There is twice the amount of energy for this sale than we saw at our last auction," commented Gene Shannon moments prior to Shannon's May 4, auction of Fine American and European Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture....
June 13, 2006Christie's recently completed the largest auction series in Asia with the sales of Modern and contemporary Southeast Asian art, Twentieth Century Chinese art, Asian contemporary art and Chinese ceramics...
June 13, 2006Weather for the May Brimfield week was not good but the gate was up more than ten percent over last May at Nan Gurley's Brimfield Week show.
June 13, 2006In a city overpopulated with selling events, the New York International Tribal & Textile Arts Show is unto itself - sophisticated, original, diverse and peripatetic in content.-
June 13, 2006The National Museum of American Illustration will celebrate its sixth anniversary July 1-2 by showing a selection of patriotic images not usually on display.
June 13, 2006What England's most famous poet and playwright actually looked like has been a matter of interest for more than 200 years. "Searching for Shakespeare" at the Yale Center for British Art takes up the debate...-
June 13, 2006Lynne "Lily" Buckus, 51, died May 26, after an illness. The longtime antiques dealer who specialized in Victorian furniture was the founder of Northwind Antiques.
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June 13, 2006Antiques dealers Ted and Carole Hayward will be celebrating their golden anniversary on June 17 and will be enjoying some time on Cape Cod.
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June 13, 2006Alice Hamilton, 78, died on June 5. Alice was the wife of Derek Hamilton with whom she shared a love of antique silver; they were antique silver dealers who showed under the name H and H Antiques, "A Source...
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June 6, 2006A circa 1765 Massachusetts bonnet-top high chest of drawers, the cover lot of Skinner's June 4 sale of American furniture and decorative arts, sold for $226,000.
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June 6, 2006Carol Dean Krute, curator of costume and textiles at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art for 15 years, died of cancer Tuesday, May 30, at her home in Grasmere, N.Y.
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